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1161	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stop Stroke at Any Age | CDC Features	Learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke, and call 9-1-1 right away if you think someone might be having a stroke. The sooner you get treatment, the better your chances of recovery.	three-hour window 0.451189 effective stroke treatments 0.638196 stress—mental health conditions 0.496684 Kittner SJ 0.487697 high cholesterol 0.461831 obese.3Poor diet 0.45431 brain bursts 0.45957 WISEWOMAN programs 0.459025 white men 0.453635 physically active keeps 0.490283 stroke risk 0.601052 women ages 0.459153 blood flow 0.47952 increased risk 0.457339 Stroke signs 0.600143 stroke—but stroke 0.643681 blood vessels 0.465476 Minorities. African-American men 0.495668 surprising number 0.454665 birth control pills 0.496437 overall number 0.455084 young adults 0.59158 chronic disease screenings 0.482991 WISEWOMAN program 0.458648 Stroke Program 0.592462	older people 0.460213 blood vessel 0.476427 United States 0.504749 age group 0.456361 hemorrhagic stroke 0.63783 African American man 0.495363 young people 0.465251 Prediabetes—when blood sugar 0.514266 younger ages 0.507605 good news 0.458762 track stroke care 0.631652 brain attack 0.456401 ischemic stroke 0.638572 younger people 0.535294 strokes 0.464532 good diet 0.454645 U.S. adults 0.50132 better your chances 0.467821 good nutrition choices 0.490275 stroke 0.95255 physical activity 0.497774 best chances 0.45571 public health efforts 0.486449 high blood pressure 0.944479	CLICK HERE
4670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FDA 2009 H1N1 (Swine) Flu Page	2009 H1N1 (Swine) Flu Virus	H1N1 flu vaccine 0.831247 FTC Issue Joint 0.493743 Influenza Vaccine Production 0.590274 Fraudulent H1N1 Flu 0.641581 FDA Expands Approved 0.648718 H1N1 virus 0.567502 FDA public health 0.656564 federal government agencies 0.501551 FDA tracks 0.606043 care professionals letter 0.65655 H1N1 Vaccine 0.532501 FDA Approves New 0.668251 health care professionals 0.659165 personal protective equipment 0.601288 World Health Organization 0.521588 FDA Approves 0.698383 Swine Flu Outbreak 0.661502 FDA Approves Vaccines 0.670621 flu antiviral drugs 0.617731 FTC Warn Public 0.496032 flu diagnosis 0.5393 Dear health care 0.666156 H1N1 pandemic 0.498065 FDA Commissioner Addresses 0.649719	oral suspension 0.531251 antiviral medications 0.520996 Intravenous Antiviral Peramivir 0.515294 h1n1 flu virus 0.972676 Tamiflu Oral Suspension 0.522929 H1N1 Vaccines 0.490574 care professional fact 0.490225 FDA Approves Additional 0.673065 Administration Recommendations 0.496668 H1N1 Influenza Virus 0.755139 Health Care Providers 0.595711 Preventing Novel Influenza 0.536384 kit test results 0.489636 vaccine questions 0.500997 healthcare professionals 0.495942 health care 0.68561 emergency use authorizations 0.502059 swine influenza RT-PCR 0.54409 vaccine ingredients 0.496417 H1N1 Influenza Products 0.58268 Influenza Medicines 0.534318 FDA Authorizes Emergency 0.876215 FDA update 0.647871 Renal Dosing 0.505375	CLICK HERE
4843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Winter Weather	Taking preventive action is your best defense against having to deal with extreme cold-weather conditions. By preparing your home and car in advance for winter emergencies, and by observing safety precautions during times of extremely cold weather, you can reduce the risk of weather-related health problems.	temperatures 0.458116 winter storms 0.788413 stages 0.371516	challenge 0.397336 winter storm 0.722421	CLICK HERE
4855	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	hospitals 0.326995 infected wounds 0.365329 hands 0.407046 VRE 0.92634 urinary catheters 0.456514 device-associated infections 0.408993 transplant wards 0.371088 Enteroccocci 0.329515 surgical procedures 0.440738 Wash 0.313472 immune systems 0.370195 chest surgery 0.369975 contact 0.346761 female genital tract 0.727042 human intestines 0.549684 following persons 0.366061 antibiotic treatment 0.373685 contaminated surfaces 0.371568 antibiotic vancomycin 0.404318 body fluids 0.363184 bloodstream infections 0.414701 drug-resistant infections 0.42873 clean areas 0.361983 antimicrobial-resistant bacteria 0.398571	antibiotics 0.351868 special precautions 0.365932 healthcare providers 0.364236 instances 0.314523 urinary tract 0.382468 hand rubs 0.36746 Wear gloves 0.361611 long periods 0.426607 Network Patient Safety 0.414337 National Healthcare Safety 0.414488 bandages 0.31362 Laboratory testing 0.368481 vancomycin-resistant enterococci 0.604037 surveillance methods 0.363433 people 0.450169 Healthcare facilities 0.36393 intensive care units 0.426726 spread 0.320867 specific types 0.380534 environment 0.329405 medical devices 0.369942 healthcare provider 0.364148 vancomycin-resistant Enterococci infections 0.59247 time 0.339091	CLICK HERE
7848	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Violence and Homicide Among Youth - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Violence and Homicide Among Youth	neighborhood park 0.351299 help parents 0.350267 principal’s office 0.339275 U.S. emergency departments 0.485406 tremendous impact 0.385715 community approaches 0.342564 left arm 0.338612 social services 0.354384 multiple individual 0.352421 Effective prevention strategies 0.473684 school-based programs 0.35723 property values 0.349405 homicide rate 0.399201 foul ball 0.345018 healthy living 0.348647 violent rage 0.345213 physical harm 0.370738 Hispanic youth 0.38754 Indian/Alaska Native youth 0.536704 long-lasting reductions 0.360957 age-appropriate rules 0.357457 team members 0.347069 young adults 0.390845 physical assault-related injuries 0.488845 public health issue 0.529815	Violence increases health 0.645066 death 0.329527 United States 0.354142 care costs 0.347398 age group 0.534166 homicide victims 0.381161 cause 0.306301 young people 0.90894 time outdoors 0.351022 fatal violence 0.526796 youth violence 0.862527 neighborhood risks 0.357205 communications skills 0.351105 non-fatal injuries 0.354005 medical care 0.351906 African American youth 0.521811 Comprehensive strategies 0.350561 positive social interaction 0.4646 David hints 0.345963 Emergency service 0.34898 emotional harm 0.366477 non-violent ways 0.355037 assault charges 0.345628 school bus 0.339883	CLICK HERE
8198	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQ's About Folic Acid	Folic acid is a B vitamin. Our bodies use it to make new cells. Everyone needs folic acid. CDC urges women to take 400 mcg of folic acid every day, starting at least one month before getting pregnant, to help prevent major birth defects of the baby's brain and spine.	low vitamin 0.463855 woman 0.423891 upper intake level 0.580018 neural tube closing 0.514545 data 0.428976 micrograms 0.40997 potential adverse effects 0.494114 early pregnancy 0.458031 dosages 0.412217 neural tube 0.654769 folic acid supplementation 0.614422 neural tube defects 0.600516 higher concentration 0.449296 one-fifth 0.409671 type 0.41031 folic acid consumption 0.706615 blood folate 0.45298 body weight 0.487828 Effect Level 0.448211 Institute 0.420303 U.S. children 0.449022 tolerable upper intake 0.597326	studies 0.417229 high amounts 0.487042 folic acid 0.951947 high doses 0.453763 chance 0.410559 prenatal visit 0.455587 IOM 0.425085 mcg/day 0.441804 patients 0.409998 nervous system damage 0.510444 people 0.430478 Lowest Observed Adverse 0.501259 pernicious anemia 0.462326 Medicine 0.420292 LOAEL risk level 0.488924 severe deficiency 0.457897 age-specific ULs 0.449535 older adults 0.446312 baby 0.423883 cognitive impairment 0.450277 clinical evidence 0.448272	CLICK HERE
8216	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Congenital Heart Defects, Facts about Tetralogy of Fallot - NCBDDD	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	normal heart 0.289709 lower chambers―or 0.244569 Developmental Disabilities 0.322209 ventricular hypertrophy 0.278033 United States 0.47124 left ventricle 0.252639 tet spells 0.243102 health care provider 0.901875 national birth prevalence 0.35202 main pulmonary artery 0.403945 heart doctor 0.264188 National Birth Defects 0.39592 regular follow-up visits 0.31903 Disease Control 0.465173 pulmonary stenosis 0.276503 critical congenital heart 0.585797 care provider suspect 0.346286 birth defect 0.455943 pulmonary valve 0.378134 ventricular septal defect 0.988617 blue-looking skin 0.238249 pulse oximetry 0.481433 National Center 0.318233 heart defects 0.454762	risk factors 0.337608 infants 0.25431 copyright restrictions 0.32301 aortic valves 0.244728 critical CHD 0.460181 private usage 0.320517 blood vessels 0.256287 birth defects 0.700786 heart 0.985501 lower right chamber 0.342986 congenital heart defect 0.65705 heart murmur 0.35451 fetal echocardiogram 0.367483 bluish-looking skin 0.360766 right ventricle 0.253275 normal blood flow 0.382415 simple bedside test 0.330783 pulmonary atresia 0.24997 public domain 0.319317 baby 0.403221 tetralogy 0.969161 Fallot 0.968866 newborn screening 0.341832	CLICK HERE
8261	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Child Development, Multimedia and Tools - NCBDDD	null	Site Project Director 0.77152 widget 0.677079 Support 0.525105 Dane Fitzmorris 0.670126 Legacy 0.668147 developmental milestones 0.970303 Specialist/ 0.526926 Act Early. 0.643849 life 0.550302 problem 0.523631 mothers 0.572703 Story 0.528716 CDC.gov application 0.633635 web page 0.731138 M.S.Ed 0.524908 home pages 0.634765	Baby 0.525666 Childrenâ„¢ University 0.646711 Intervention Program Coordinator 0.806122 community 0.524527 Miami 0.524825 Help increase awareness 0.748855 Building Communities 0.652016 Study Site 0.79802 Signs 0.549847 Childrenâ„¢ UCLA Study 0.795229 Rosalie Miller 0.66558 featured content 0.633966 Video 0.52434 difference 0.571133 Curriculum 0.526938	CLICK HERE
10989	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Accelerated Weight Gain Among Children During Summer Versus School Year and Related Racial/Ethnic Disparities: A Systematic Review - CDC	The objective of this study was to compile and summarize research examining variations in weight gain among students during the summer in comparison to the school year, with a focus on racial/ethnic disparities and students who are at risk of overweight.	BMI increase 0.384243 summer break 0.402114 racial/ethnic minority children 0.379352 ideal body weight 0.394828 longitudinal study 0.447779 85th BMI percentile 0.384845 obesity prevention programs 0.380633 health disparities 0.386928 children 0.579306 school 0.528559 summer weight gain 0.840924 BMI z scores 0.462376 obesity prevention 0.396765 elementary school children 0.376924 school children 0.399003 growth patterns 0.417795 school-based obesity prevention 0.379309 overweight children 0.444437 BMI z score 0.553024 body mass index 0.445685 representative longitudinal study 0.37944 5-year longitudinal study 0.412807 overweight students 0.377273 accelerated summer weight 0.460074 out-of-school time 0.392781	summer school vacation 0.415083 summer food programs 0.405419 summer camps 0.394585 unhealthy summer weight 0.400152 American Indian schoolchildren 0.397396 summer achievement slide 0.463922 study 0.476357 United States 0.462509 student BMI 0.387549 weight gain 0.958531 differences 0.384968 obese children 0.407731 Childhood Longitudinal Study 0.382006 American Indian children 0.449729 weight status 0.503883 studies 0.506509 child weight gain 0.398841 Summer Activity Study 0.386009 Indian school children 0.39189 physical activity 0.451656 summer vacation 0.610082 vacation weight gain 0.404982 et al 0.376966 baseline weight status 0.397323	CLICK HERE
11798	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: October 16, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	vaccinations 0.434766 mean proportion 0.733015 school-age children 0.635739 cessation interventions 0.585263 patient lists 0.572771 New York City 0.949929 vaccination coverage 0.998713 pressoffice@health.nyc.gov 0.582429 smoking status 0.563539 median exemption rate 0.813839 health care providers 0.750151 school entry 0.588334 patients 0.449889 schoolchildren 0.441752 tobacco products 0.571544 schools 0.45772 health care settings 0.730682 HUMAN SERVICES 0.56873 CDC Media Relations 0.796712 high vaccination coverage 0.846425 Electronic health records 0.748956 electronic health record 0.742958 parents 0.433368 United States 0.589022 professionals 0.433267	smokers 0.546984 healthcare 0.433276 NYC DOHMH 0.57537 timely feedback 0.568336 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.567938 critical protection 0.604926 health departments 0.63022 Healthy People 0.57956 high exemption levels 0.808025 vaccine exemption rates 0.92137 quit rates 0.584359 York City Department 0.724597 local vaccine requirements 0.839056 vaccine coverage 0.825193 CDC gathers data 0.772666 medical visit 0.569463 low vaccine rates 0.825332 cessation intervention 0.587106 Community Health Centers 0.730733 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.808518 electronic-health-record-based pay-for-improvement initiative 0.705628 smoking-status documentation 0.565051 kindergarten students 0.603015 Mental Hygiene 0.574463	CLICK HERE